Denver is growing fast. The population boom is creating a city with greater density, higher high-rise living, fewer places to park and more cars.

Colorado's capital city will use American Rescue Plan dollars for a program supporting people who are living in personal vehicles as it seeks to reduce unsheltered homelessness by 50% between 2022 and 2026.

The sticking point: Should developers be allowed to build near high-speed bus lines without providing parking if they create extra affordable housing?

Denver's doubly high parking meter prices aren't deterring people from driving and parking downtown.

PARK(ing) Day returns to the City and County of Denver as we join other cities around the world in temporarily reclaiming on-street parking spaces for people places, or “parklets.” PARK(ing) Day is an annual event that encourages businesses, community groups, and other organizations to reimagine parking spaces and public streets as vibrant, people-friendly places.

Parklets that became commonplace during the pandemic could become permanent fixtures on revitalized Main Streets across the state.

Parking has long been one of the key barriers to affordable housing efforts. Not anymore.

When I entered the affordable housing world, one thing I didn’t count on was how many projects across Denver don’t even pass the visioning stage. There are a variety of reasons for this, mainly rev…

The City and County of Denver saw a 37% drop in revenue from parking between 2020 and 2019 with the pandemic keeping more people at home and reducing their need to drive.

RTD found that 40 percent of parking spaces at market-rate developments near transit stations go unused at peak hours.

You’ll be able to park for free and for as long as you want in most areas around town for the next 30 days, Denver.

The rise of alternatives has upended ground transportation at Denver International Airport, with ride-sharing services, the 3-year-old commuter rail line and competing lots reducing on-site parking…

The Denver City Council approved a 20-year vision Monday.

DENVER -- The Colorado Department of Transportation will build a new headquarters building in the parking lot of Sports Authority Field at Mile High, a spokeswoman said Friday. The Metropolitan Football Stadium District sold part of Lot M to CDOT for the new building. That means 367 parking spaces will be lost.